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    their own right and it was inevitable that there would be a collision and subsequent reaction from any action taken. This exhausting conflict was‚ according to Caven‚ a ‘contest in three rounds’ in which the Romans fought first for control of Sicily‚ then for the leadership of the western Mediterranean and finally to determine the survival or extinction of Carthage. By 270 Rome had conquered Italy and organised it into a confederation of Roman citizens and Latin and Italian allies. Polybius

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    A Sicilian Romance ::: Plot The happening takes place at the end of 16th century in Sicily‚ better in the Castle of Ferdinando Mazzini: "a man. His first wife‚ Louisa Bernini‚ died after giving him two daughters‚ Julia and Emilia‚ and a son‚ Ferdinand. After the death of his first wife‚ he committed the education of his daughter to Madame Menon and married Maria de Vellarno then he moves to Naples with her and his son while Julia and Emilia remained back at the Castle. The Castle was divided into

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    Hamza Kadri 250633253 Prof. K. Dowlеr SOC3366F 16 Dеcеmbеr 2013 Analysis of Transnational Organizеd Crimе: Italian Mafia & Yakuza Thе Mafia is a criminal sеcrеt sοciеty of mеn which first dеvеlοpеd in thе mid-19th cеntury in Sicily. A branch еmеrgеd οn thе Еast Cοast οf thе Unitеd Statеs during thе latе 19th cеntury еnsuing wavеs οf immigration. Thе mafia is vigοrous in sеvеral illеgal fiеlds‚ but alsο tеnding to еxеrcisе sοvеrеignty functions nοrmally bеlοnging to public authοritiеs ovеr a

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    were farmer themselves who were loyal and strong enough to march thirty miles a day carrying sixty pounds of armour‚ weapons and supplies. Rome considered Carthage a threat to its allies in southern Italy and to the supply of grain in the island of Sicily. The series of wars that Rome fought with Carthage were called the Punic Wars. (Punic Wars‚ n.d.) Rome began the war with a stronger army for it could

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    unification of italy

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    UNIFICATION OF ITALY The unification of Italy in the 19th century was one of the most significant events in the history of the peninsula and of Europe as well. Not only did it alter the European balance of power but it also paved the way for the future. Unification was achieved through the interplay of complex factors: ideology‚ war‚ diplomacy‚ personalities and European politics. There were a number of factors that created obstacles in the unification of Italy. The mountainous nature of central

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    The mafia has had history of violence for various reasons as the mafia has been glamorized through US film and literature as gangster culture. The Godfather has had one of the biggest impacts to the world‚ shedding light on how “cool” the mafia can be. There are many factors to show how appealing the mafia can be to others‚ as many of those factors are exaggerated. The authors and directors portray many things that are similar things and differences between the American mafia movies and Italian mafia

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    Snake

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    ideas introduced in the early century are very different. D.H. Lawrence’s Snake is one of a group of poems entitled Birds‚ Beasts and Flowers written between 1920 and 1923. It tells of how Lawrence reacted when he saw a snake while he was living in Sicily. The poem can be interpreted in three different ways. The first possible theme is the idea that the natural‚ instinctive person is superior to the civilized person and that civilization robs people of their capacity for happiness. Jean-Jacques

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    Italy Swot Analysis

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    Introduction 1 Strength Italy is situated is the center of the Mediterranean Sea. The main strength of geographical location is that Italy belongs to the coasts of four different seas (Adriatic Sea‚ Ionian Sea‚ Tyrrhenian Sea and Ligurian Sea). There are two large mountain ranges in Italy: Alps and Apennines. It is a big plus for tourism sector of the country. Tourism is one of the fastest growing and profitable sectors of the national economy. Italian climate is very different.

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    Notes on Italian Culture

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    A) Historical a. First Unified in 1870 under the rule of Victor Emmanuel‚ but not everyone was happy b. The south is known for being politically and socially corrupt i. The south is classified as everything south of Rome↓Sicily‚ called the Mezzogiorno 1. After WWII the Italian Govt. sent billions of dollars to the south on public works projects to make the south more developed a. Money went to the Cassa del Mezzogiorno i. ~1/3 of the money was squandered and many of the project’s they started

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    Mt Etna

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    volcano. It is at least 500‚000 years old. It has had a series of volcanic eruptions‚ but even though it has violent eruptions‚ 25% of Sicily’s population live on its slopes due to the fertile soil and the tourism. Mount Etna is located on the island of Sicily off the toe of Italy in Europe. It is a little over 11‚000 feet high although its height varies from year to year because of volcanic eruptions. The closest inhabited city to Mt. Etna is Messina and Catania. It is the highest mountain in Italy south

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